Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1930, Page 25

" OPENED ON GANGS - PUBLICITY DRIVE Chicago Publishes “Who's _Ho_odlum" and Will Harass Public’s Enemies. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 24—Who's Hoodlum tn Chicago” was published today. With Alfonse Capone, the scar-faced over- lord of gangland, named first, the Chi- ©cago Crime Commission prepared a list ©of 28 notorfous gangsters, gunmen and racketeers who “are constantly in con- Blict with the law.” Edited by Frank J. Loesch, president of the crime body and a member of President Hoover's law enforcement commission, the list was sent to city, county and Federal law enforcement agencies with a reminder that “these men are public enemies and should be treated accordingly.” Leaders of every gangland faction were named. ‘There was George (Bugs) Moran, heir to the North Side mob, hustled together by Dion O'Banion; “Polack Joe” Saltis, stockyards district chieftain; Frankie Lake and Terry Druggan, the original Dbeer barons of Chicago ;and Joe Adello, last of the once powerful Alello West Bide clan, Result of Merger Report. ‘The crime commission’s action, it was sald, was resultant of the recent Teport that all of Chicago's gangs had merged under the wing of Capone and that the slogan of the underworld ‘would be, “All for Al and Al for all.” ‘To this, Loesch, the veteran crime crusader, answered: “All for law, and law for all.” In a footnote to the list, Loesch ex- E-lned “treated accordingly” as mean- g “vigilant watchfulness and arrests, court action, deportation of criminal aliens, invesfigation of personal prop- erty tax payments and of the status of their realty holdings and taxes, in- uiries as to income taxes, raids on eir disorderly houses, gambling halls, night clubs and dog tracks, inquiry as to their political affiliations and publi- cation of the facts, publication of busi- mess and residence addresses, business affiliations, banking connections . and other interests.” Pledge of Co-operation, Police Commissioner William Russell, Bheriff John Traeger, State’s Attorney John Swanson and United States Dis- trict Attorney George E. Q. Johnson all pledged to co-operate with the Crime Commission to the extent that !:wtma will be constantly harassed . intil they're so sick of it they will ave.” ¥ ‘The “Who's Hoodlum” included: Ralph (Bottles) Capone, brother and reputed head of “Scarface Al's” Cicero interests; Tony (Mops) Volpa, Prank Rio, alias Kline; James Belcastro, Rocco Fannelli, Lawrence (Dago) Man- gano, Jack Gusick, Frank Diamond, Joseph (Peppy) Genaro, Danny Stan- ton and Jack Demore, alias “Machine- Jack McGurn,” all reputed Capone ienchmen; Edward (Spike) O'Donnell, Prank McErlane, known as Chicago's “toughest gangster,” and his brother, Vincent, three South Side allies; Myles and Willilam (Klondike) O'Donnell, ‘West Side chieftains; Willlam Nei- month, who has long evaded extradition to Baltimore; George (Red) Barker, labor racketeer; William (Three-fin- gered) White, Leo Mungoven and James (Fur) Sammons. o “HUGUENOT SOCIETY RE-ELECTS HERRICK Judge Lobingier Heads Committee to Co-operate in Bicentennial Celebration, Samuel Herrick was re-elected presi- dent of the Huguenot Society of Wash- at its annual meeting, in St. m Hall, Sixteenth and !'! streets, last night. its territory the The society embraces in District of Columbia, d, Virginia and Delaware. Other officers, also re-elected, were as_follow: Vice president from the District, . Charles 8. Lobingier; vice presi- dent from Virginia, J. P. Dashiell; vice ident from Delaware, J. Frank : vice president from Maryland, Dr. Nicholas L. Dashiell; recording sec~ retary, Miss Maud Burr Morris; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. Enoch G. Johnson; treasurer, Maj. Calvin I. Kep- hart; chaplain, the Rev. Dr. Florian J. C. Vurpillot; registrar, Miss Ruth Boyer; Miss Mary C. Oursler and Asa E. Phil- lips, members of the council. Judge Lobingier was named chairman of a committee to co-operate in the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington in 1932, Gen. John J. Pershing also is a mem- ber of the committee. Mr. Herrick, president, reported on his attendance at the celebration in Charleston, 8. C., last week of the 250th anniversary cel- ebration of the landing of the firct Huguenots in that State. DISTRICT_SE]. SCOouTS TO BE “AT HOME” SUNDAY District Sea Scouts will hold an “at home” Sunday on their new sailing the Argo, a 79-foot yacht brought to Washington under her own sail from Annapolis over the past week end. The Argo recently was purchased from the Navy Relief Society, to which it had been turned over by the United States Naval Academy, which formerly used the vessel for a training ship. A crew, composed of 13 Sea Scouts and officials, went to Annapolis last Priday and, under the command of Capt. Adrian Sizer, cleared from An- napolis at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, anchoring for the night in Chesapeake Bay just off Thomas Point Light. Averaging more than 50 miles a day, the Argo and her crew rounded Point Lookout, the mouth of the Potomac, at noon Sunday, and continued up the river, dropping anchor in the channel at Washngton late Monday night. In addition to Capt. Sizer, the crew which brought the Argo back to this city was composed of Skippers Carl rman, John Dunnington, Herman Schumulovitz and U. S. Lyons; Mates Alex Trumbell, Howard Bixby, Floyd Willet and John Evans; Sea Scouts Richard Root, Joseph Galliher and Fenelon Brock. J. W. Talley, purser the lh‘g, and Elwood Street, di- yector of the Community Chest, came @s far as Solomons Island. TWO CHILDREN HURT ‘IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS Three-year-old Joe Bozin of 610 Co- Jumbia rg:d, received minor lacerations of the left ear late yesterday when a e operated by Marjorle E. Gold- smith of 1616 Webster street, hit him when he ran into the street in front £ Dr. Joseph Graham of istered dmin! aid treatment. m‘l‘nuna over the left eye were suffered Naomi_Oliver, colored, 10, of 931 Golden street southwest, last night when by John H. Mattingly Md., knocked her down 1n the 500 block of Seventh street south- _west, She was taken to the Emergency ‘Hospital for treatment. COL. CROMWELL STACEY TO GO ON RETIRED LIST Col. Morrow Assigned to 28th In- fantry Command——Other Offi- cers Transferred. Col. Cromwell Stacey, Infantry, at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., will be placed on the retired list October 31 on his own application after more than 35 years’ service; Col. Charles H. Morrow, Infantry, at Lexington, Ky. has been assigned to the command of the 28th THE EVENING Infantry, at Fort Niagara, N. Y. Offi- cers of the Quartermaster Corps at the ‘War Department have been assigned to other stations, as follows: Capt. G. Bentley, to Fort Monmouth, N. L. W. Card, to Jeffersonville, Ind.; Capt. J. A. Nelson, to Detroit. Mich., and Capt. H. R. Springer, to Brookiyn, N. Y ineer officers ordered to the school at Humphreys, Va., include Capt. Reading Wilkinson, at New York City. and Capt. G. A. Counts and Lieut. Q. Shingler, at the West Point Military Academy. Quartermaster officers or- dered to the school at Philadelphia in- clude Maj. H. L. Lawes and Capts. J. C. Browne and F. T. Neville, at Baltimore; Capt. E. G. West, at Fort Washington, Even Extra-Short People— can buy Gold Stripe silk stockings of correct length, not fold in large folds above the knee! are 50c extra, and well worth it to women who miist worry Gold Stripe silk stockings, pro- about too much stocking! tected against garter-clasp “runs”—are $1.50 to $2.95. Tomorro w—The&S STAR, Md,, and Capt. G. F. Hobson, at Fort WASHINGTON, ‘D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930. George G. Meade, Md, to Fort Warren,| |NTERNES CAUSE RAID Hampshire avenue yesterday afternoon e ¥ B MAN DIES ON DUTY D.[C. F. Johnson, Infantry, Humphreys, Va. Capt. J. L. Stromme, Air Corps, has been transferred from Cambridge, Mass,, to Buffalo, N. Y.; Capt. F. L. Thomp- son. Fleld Artillery, from Fort Benjam! Harrison, Ind, to San Francisco; Capt. W. B. Van Auken, Cavalry, from Fort Riley, Kans., to Edgewood Arsenal, Md.; Maj. F. C. V. Fort Riley, Kans., to Baltimore; Capt. George G. Meade. Md., to Fort Eustis, Va.; Capt. E. O. Baker, Signal Corps, from Hawall to Fort Hayes, Ohio; Capt. L. H. Richmond, Signal Corps, from Fort H. G. Wright, N. Y., to Hawail; Capt. J. H. George, Infantry, from Fort Crowley, Cavalry, from | H: from Fort | B: Wyo.; Capt. J. W. Ramsey, Infantry, from Fort George G. Meade to Foi Lewis, Wash.; Capt. John H. Ringe, Infantry, from Porto Rico to Fort Eus- Va.; Capt. Guy L. Hartman, In- , from the Philippines to ' Fort Benning, Ga., and Capt. C. J. Deahl, at Fort Benning, Ga.; Capt. F. C. George G. Meade, Md., . W. E. Hackett, at Madison cks, N. Y., to the 65th Infantry, at San Juan, P. R. ‘Wireless service between Germany and Jugoslavia has just been estab- lished. ON BOOKMAKING CHARGE George W. Sullivan of Wisconsin Avenue Refused to Pay Alleged Bets, Police Told. Informed by three young internes of a downtown hospital that George W. Sulljvan, 29, of 1432 Wisconsin avenue, was conducting a bookmaking estab- lishment, Headquarters Detectives Hugh Brodie and Frank W. Varney, raided an apartment in the 1200 bleck of New and arrested Sullivan on a charge of permitting gaming. The internes eom'glllned to detectives that Sullivan told them to “get out and forget it” when they called at the es- tablishment on New mpshire avenue to collect $256 winnings on a bet yester- day. They had lost steadily for several months prior to yesterday, they sald A warrant was sworn to and the raid followed. Emergency Hospital Employe Is Stricken at Work. Stricken while on duty at Emergency Hospital, Luther Cleveland, 38, of 530 Ninth street northeast, died at that in- stitution from a heart attack early to- day. He has been in the employ of o the hospital as night engineer for Pennsylvania still has one tollgate | about one year. in active service. It is located on New A certificate of death from natural Holland Pike at the northeastern en- Dr. J. Ramsay trance to Lancaster. causes was issued by Nevitt, District coroner. Extra-extra short stockings Visitors like to shop at Jelleff’s for smart gifts to take home. A FASHION INSTITUTION ris Washington 9 S Our doorman will park your car while you shop here! NewYork destruction! Metropolitan 0300 . At a Very Rough Estimate— Thousands of moths are born every hour, each one bent on Jelleff’s storage vaults will preserve your fine coats at a moderate cost from these vandals. Just telephone a driver will call for your things. We are also prepared now to estimate on repairs, re-lining, or re- modeling. pring’s Biggest Friday! Easter is over—we are looking toward Summer—all stocks have been combed for Spring merchandise for tomorrow’s clearaway. It will be a great day for economies! Prices are down in Spring fashions, but you must expect broken sizes. This style in one size—that style in another! Look them over—try them on—profit by the Friday mark-downs! Foundation Garments 2—$5 Cupform Size 38, and just right, for these Corselettes, $2.95 are the famous cup-form style that make a smooth, unbroken line from shoulder to knee. 2—$7.50 Dorothy Bickum La Masque, $3.95 The famous corsette-brassiere combination made for larger to persuade gently smooth lines everywhere. made ot very fine swami trico. ‘women, In size 40 only, and 6—87.50 Corsette Brassieres, $5 Made of a fine brocade with tricot top and detachable shoulder straps. Made by Bien Jolie, maker of the garments. Sizes 32, 34, 39 and 40. 9—$7.50 Semi-Stepin Girdles, $5 Small young things like these, reduced prices! Made of crepe either hip. Size 25 only. and we seldom have any to offer at de chine with sections of elastic over 12—8$5 Side-Hook Girdles. Of Skinner’s satin with sections of elastic and two pairs of hose sup- porters, Sizes 31 to 34. 6—8$5 All-Elastic Step-in Girdles.............. $1.95 Of pink elastic, in 12-inch length, with two pairs of hose supe porters. Sizes 30 to 32. Grey Shop, Second Floor Smooth Calf, Spring’s Smartest Leather Handbags $3 95 We show a most unusual collection of smooth calf bags at this price with touches of mings of smooth calf. snake or morocco with trime Smooth calf in tailored bags with water snake insets .. . water snake with smooth calf pipings . .. over the arm pouches of smooth goat, self-covered frames, flat en- velopes of pin morocco with piping of smooth calf. All with lovely linings, convenient fitting and middle change compartments. Black, Brown, Tan, Beige, Green, Blue. Handbag Shop, Street Floor Technically, a “little blouse”—actually a great help! Blousettes $1.50 Of novelty voiles with® ruffles, jabots, square scallops or tailored affairs with button trim. = Egg- shell, pink, yellow, blue and green. Neckwear Shoy, Street Floor More of Those Longer Washable Doeskin Gloves $1 95 That crush at the wrist and pull up over your suit sleeves. In white, eggshell, .peach, natural or grey. Glove Shop, Street Floor Friday—You’ll Buy Such Smart Costume Jewelry at §]1 Silver Metal Bracelets in clever clasp and Indian styles... hammered and chaste designs. Prystal, that fascinating opaque stuff, in sets of matching necklace and bracelet at $1 each. In soft, melting colors that will fit perfectly with your costume scheme. Pearl* and Crystal* combinations in chokers . . . pastel- shaded, in gay, spring moods. §$1. *Simulated. Frida at 9:15 Jewelry Shop, Street Floor Clearance Friday! Odd Lots and Discontinued Lines 1 of Sorosis and High-Grade Makes SHOES $5 45 pair Only 400 pairs in this group of fine footwear formerly sold at $10 to $12.50...good styles and colors...hut hoth ranges are slightly broken...still a good selection can be found in the present sizes and colors...AAA to C to 9. Colors Black Brown Tan Blue Red Grey Beige Patterns Pumps Step-ins Straps Oxfords 3% Materials Kidskin Black Satin Caliskin Patent Leather Fabrics Heels Military Spanish uban Spike Cuban-Lotiis ies All Sales Final, please, no refunds, credits or exchanges. Shoe Shop, Street Floor Seven Fox Scarfs Seven fine scarfs in the best of pelts . . . all full skin and natural and Pointed Foxes. lengths. White, Dyed 2—$135 Pointed Foxes 1—8145 Beige Fox 1—$145 Platinum Fox 1—8$145 White Fox 1—8145 Rose Beige 115 Fox 1—$165 Silver Beige Fox Fur Salon, Fourth Floor Friday—A Real Coat Day Women’s Coats—Friday! Not as many as there might be —but prices lower than you'd think possible. Women’s $49.50 to $59.50 Coats $35 6—8$59.50 Straightline Tweed Coats . . . capes with wolf black and blue . . . sizes 38 to 44.. tesreaan .$35 6—3$59.50 Straightline Tweed Coats . . . capes with wolf kidskin and caracul collars . . . sizes 36 to 42 $35 .50 Dress Coats . . . In tan, grey and green with collars of mole broadtail and squirrel . . . sizes 38 to 44, $35 3—$55 Black and Blue Kashmir Coats . . . with white ermine collars in sizes 36 to 42............000000 35 Women’s $59.50 to $85 Coats, $45 1—$85 Green Kashmir Coat . . . with side flare and ermine ize 36 ... $45 Silk Crepe Coats . . . sizes 38 and 42 Blue Flared Coats . . . with ermine collars . . . sizes 40 and 42 ........ Women’s $85 to $110 Coats, $55 1—$110 Grey Kashmir Coat . . . with grey fox collar, in size 40 ...... seene cesessscrcsssas §58 1—$85 Gunyylvh Coat . . . wrap style with grey mcsle . . . size 38 EREREEEE . in.black with black lllylsk 5 3—$135 Starella Cape Coat . . . bordered with blue and grey fox . . . sizes 36 to 42 . s110 3—$125 Starella Flared Coats fox collars . . . sizes 36 and 38 . 7 Good Sports at $15 5—$29 50 Sports Coats . . . in tan and blue with self scarf collar . . . sizes 36 to 40 $15 1—$35 Orchid Tweed S| in size 38 . .o $15 t with scarf collar en's Coat Shop, Third Floor Junior Coats—Friday! If you are 11 to 17—you'll find good use for one of these! 325 2—$39.50 Covert Cloth Cape Coats . in belted styles . . . size 15 1—$35 Dress Coat . . . . color, red . 2—3$35 Oxford styles sizes 13-15 . 2—$39.50 Jabot Coats edged with beige lapin 2—$35 Black Silk Crepe Coats . . . scarf or o 5128 15-1T covennnnncennnn teeessessresssareriaine 35 3—$49.50 Princess Line Coats collars of z-llgln ... size 13 1—$45 Cape Coat belted size 15 . Red Tweed searf r of black galapin 1—$45 Green Cape Coat . collar . . . size 13 2—$45 Brown green or red with scarf $35 . §! incess effect with caj ...8ize 15 .. ..$35 . basketweave cloth with fl,h,l; " beited ‘in ‘tatiored styles $35 Junior Coat Shop, Misses’ Coats—Friday! 4—$29.50 Tweed Sport Coats . . models in tan or grey mixtures . . . 1—$59.50 Tan Camel's Halr Coat . . . straightline model in size 16.... vessessesceacnss - $15 4—$39.50 Tweed and Liama Sport Coats . . . tailored or scarf necklines raspberry, tan or grey mixtures . . . sizes 16 to 20 .. 2—$39.50 Black sizes 14 and 20 2—$39.50 Tricolin: ‘08 pouch collars of lapin . . . sizes i6, 2—$39.50 Black Silk Crepe Coats . belted . . . size 14 —_—_—m 3—$39.50 Grey or Tan Sport Coats . . . belted models . . . pouch collars of wolf...sizes 16-18........ 25 1—$49.50 Tan Dress Coat...nipped or bel beige squirrel collars. . .size 20 4—$49.50 Imported Tweed Sports Coats... sizes 14 to 18. . straightline or belted 14 to 2 5 18 . $25 . princess line lng sizes 12 and 14 .. 1—$49.50 Jabot C lar .. . size 18 .. 1—$55 Green Tweed Sports Coat . . . beige kit fox collar . . . size 20 2—$49.50 Black Dress Coat sizes 18 and 20 e 1—$55 Pirate Blue Coat . . collar . . . size 16 1—$65 Furless Cape Coat . trim . . . size 14 . 2 —$69.50 Black and T: Dress styles with cape sleeves edged with Coats . broadtail rey Starella /1 collar and cuffs of grey broadtail size 20, $59.50 1—$79.50 Blue Cape Coat . . . edged with white ermine oo Slze 18 Liiiiiiiienerieisinnans veeseess.$59.50 1—$69.50 Ermine Collar Coat pirate blue line . . . size 20 2—$110 All-black Dress Coats cape sleeves . . . sizes 14, 16 2—$145 Fox Collar Coats . styles with shawl cape collars Misses’ Coat Sho belted styles with galyak Ve ... ..$89.50 een or beige in belted . . size 1 .50 Third Floor . . . Spring Suits—Friday! It's a great suit season—and here are a few marked down just in time! 2—$39.50 Three-piece Suits . crepe blouses . . . sizes 14, 18 4—$29.50 Sharkskin Suits . . jackets . . , black and brown . . . sizes 14-16 . 6—$39.50 Suits in Tweed . . . 7-length coats with crepe blouses in tan and grey . .$25 7—$39.50 to $59.50 Covert and Tweed Suits 74-length coats with crepe blouses oxf . . sizes 14 to 38 . * 4=-$59, jackets in oxford and grey . . . size 16 wevanees$39. 4—$69.50 to $79.50 Covert and Kashmir Suits . . . Skirt in flared, pleated and wrap-around styles, in black, green and oxford . . . sizes 14, 16,18 ... .o 50 3—$98.50 Tweed and Dress Fabrics Suits . . . coats with crepe blouses in orchid and black . and 20 ........ cesnesens . sesensne 2—$110 Tweed and Dress Fabric Suits . coats with crepe blouses. Sizes 40 and 44. blue .....coeiaenn “es . . 3—$125 Tweed Ensembles . flared skirts...brown and tan...sizes 16 an Suit Shop, Third Floor A Great Friday for Dresses Each of our dress shops has many dresses for clearing—dress sales on three floors! Women Dresses, $19-50 $29.50 to $49.50 dresses in very fine models ...flat crepes, fish net, velvet, satin_ and combi- nations, both afternoon and evening dres;es. Sizes range from 36 to 44, but all one of a kind. $39.50 to $59.50 Dresses, $29.50 $39.50 to $39.50 daytime dresses for women. Chiffons, crepes Elizabeth, flat crepes, cantops, fish nets...all in the wanted street shades, with lace vestees and lingerie touches. Sizes range from 36 to 44, but mostly one-of-a-kind, Women's Dress Shov, Second Floor Junior Dresses Even small women, who can wear sizes 11 to 17, won’t want to miss this! $16.50 to $19.50 Chiffon and Crepe EROOKE: Lo b koc st esis oo sosavane sttt voiodcs $10 Afternoon and daytime styles for the junior with pleated and flaring skirts . . . normal walstlines, button and bow trim effects. Brown, blue, red, rose and beige . + « sizes 11 to 17. $16.50 to $25 Plain and Printed Dresses $12.50 Youthful styles in crepes that are sleeveless . . . trimmed with chiffon . . . lingerie touches of organdy . . . narrow self belts . . . normal waistlines . . . flaring skirts . . . sizes 11 to 17. $19.50 to $29.50 Street and After- noon Frocks Becoming styles in crepes for the junior ... . double cape collars . . . puff sleeves . . . cape backs in red, beige and pink . . . sizes 13 to 17. $22.50 to $35 Daytime and After- noon Dresses . .. Procks of plain and ted chiffons and crepes featuring peplums . . . pleated and flared skirts . . . short puff sleeves of net . . . contrasting collai and cuffs . . . rose, green and blege . . . sizes 1 to 15. $25 to $39.50 Street and After- noon Frocks. .............. A variety of charming and youthful styles in plain and printed crepes . . . frocks with peplums . . . puff sleeves s+ + + DATTOW belts . . . normal waistlines . . in sizes 11 to 17. Rose, red, green, brown, aqua, beige, and black, Junior Dress Shop, Third Floor $18.75 Misses’ Dresses $16.50 to $25 Georgettes, Chiffons and Crepes ...$10 Daytime and afternoon frocks in practical styles with lin- gerle touches of lace . . . pleated and flaring skirts . . . button and bow trim in sizes 14 to 20. Brown, beige, green, red, blue and black. $19.50 to $29.50 Afternoon and Street Frocks Crepes, chiffon and georgettes in a variety of styles, show= ing all new treatments . . . boleros . . : cape collars . . . short and long sleeves . , . lace jabots . . . self trimmings . . . pleated and flared skirts. Brown, rust, beige, red, blue and black. Sizes 14 to 20. $19.50 to $35 Street and Daytime $13.75 Plain and printed crepes . . . a few ensembles . . . With short and long slelves . . . embroidered batiste trim . . . buttons and bows . . . brown, navy, red, green, beige and black . . . light and dark grcunds for the prints . . . sizes $25 to $39.50 Evening, Afternoon and Daytime Dresses ...$18.75 Frocks of net, chiffons and georgettes . . . evening and dance frocks show short puff sleeves, flaring and tlered skirt . . . ankle length . . . narrow belts . . . normal waist- lines . . . and fastenet with brilliant buckles. Afternoon styles feature flared skirts .. even hemlines . . . peplums, lace and button trim . .. sizes 14 to 20. Red, beige, nile green, brown and black. $29.50 to $45 Plain and Printed Crepe Frocks . Daytime frocks and a few two-piece ensembles .. . . smart matching jackets and coats . . . lingerie touches . . . batiste and lace . . . normal waistlines . . . and even hem- lines . . . sizes 14 to 20. Flesh, green, Molyneux pink, rust and black. $35 to $49.50 Evening, Afternoon and Street Dresses .. A remarkable group in this lay offe: chiffons, crepes and tweeds . . . many one: and styles . . . copies of imports . . . a few two-piece en- sembles of crepe and tweed ,in the assortment. The choice of styles and a seasonable range of colorss Flesh, green, Molyneux pink. rust and black. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Dress Shop, Third Floor Larger Women’s Dresses 15—$16.50 Daytime Frocks... e U In printed and plain crepe , . . early Spring styles . . . pleats, flares . . . smart (rimmings . . . ties and jabots ...sizes 40% to 50% in black, navy, green, beige and blue. 8—529.50 to $35 Street and Afternoon Frocks.......$19.50 Crepe and georgette . . . some one-of-a-kind styles . . . attractively trimmed and styled for the larger woman, Black, bel{. navy and green. Sizes 421, to 48%%. arger Women's Dress Shop, Second Floor - Blouse Clearaways! A few items—all good—and best choice goes to the early shopper! $5.90 to $8.50 Blouses .....$2.95 Slightly soiled from display . . . but still good styles in washable crepes and prints and jerseys . . . sleeves and sleeveless. $10 to $13.50 Washable Crepe and Satin Blouses $8.50 Sleeved and short sleeved models . . . cleverly hemstitched, frilled Assorted 3 and tailored . . . white and pastel shades. sizes. Tuck-ins and Overblouses... 8 Polka dotted chiffons and georgettes in lovely shades that will match with most any suit or ensemble. Sizes 34 to 42. Sportswear Savings! $5.90 Leatherette Raincoats.. Assorted sizes in green, red, blue and tan. $6.95 English Cut Jersey Raincoats Smart belted models . « .« tallored cleverly to meet the demand for sport coat or raincoat . . . sizes 14 to 44 . . . tan, blue, green and oxford. $16.50 Knitted Frocks ...$13.50 Mostly one-piece models with circular skirts and leather trimmings . . . sizes 14 to 20, 12—8$29.50 Silk and Wool Frocks. .$16.50 Included are our famous Golflex models . . . some one and two-piece styles . . . smartly tailored. Sizes 14 to 40. 6—$29.50 Wool Suits Suitable for street or sports. and Frocks......$19.50 4—$25 Beach Pajamas.................._...... ..$16.50 Printed :atine and flannel in two or three-piece effects. Sports Shop, Fourth Floor This Is a Real Triumph for Friday! $5 and $5.90 Silk Gowns », 33.95 These are those smart, so-much-in-demand gowns of pure dye crepe de chine (which makes them last longer), with lovely trimmings of Alencon- design lace at neck and bottom, and adorable net appliques. A most fortunate purchase, in which we invite you to share. You will want some of these' for your- self, and for gifts for the showers with which April is filled . . . Colorings are the lovely pastels . . . flesh, peach, Lido blue, Sizes 15 to 17. eggshell, orchid, white. Grey Shops, Second Floor Clearance! Friday! Final Clearaway of Felts and Felt and Straw Combinations HA TS $2 Formerly priced in stock from $7.50 to $10 And, of course, this means our entire stock of famous head size hats...Every salesperson is equipped with a measure and your hat is fitted to the exact size of your head. In sizes like men’s hats...6}5 to 8. Millinery Shop, Street Floor 3 Very Special Groups of Finer Dresses s49.so_s69.5o_395 We marked down some of these very fine frocks, including some first copies of French models, to make room for Summer merchandise. . 18—$65 dresses for strcet or evening wear—flat crege‘; and wool crepes for street wear, taffetas and chiffons for evening, including first copies ~f models from Patou and Chanel.. 9—$75 to group. Sizes 14 to 18.. $95 afternoon and evening dresses, mostly copies of French originals, made with very fine precision. 11—$110 to $165 afternoon and evening frocks, all exquisite fashions that will be good for months to come. A few French originals in this 369.50 %05 14 to 18... Second Floor $16.50 . ..$25 . .. $29.50 Tailored Crepe Frocks 10 Just 30 in all . . . ideal for wear now because of their high shades and new style influences. Skirts are flared, and pleated with even hemlines . . . normal waistlines . . . lingerie touches of lace . . . and others with dainty, vestees, collar and cuffs. Sizes range from 36 to 44 . . . better range of styles in the larger sizes 40 to 44. - Women’s Dress Shop, Second Floor